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DELAWARE, LACKAWy1AANSN,A,N ana St MEN I'm

- EKN kAlLR s s1isps shS LIGhfNING EXPKEss
Nhw-ioHNN Nj nUsT. ALWAYS On TIM nNI,. coAcHES
TRAlNS ~ xCE DAY AND SLEEPlN NJ . SY "a
PULLMAN Snrk loot Barclay and Chris.
Daily sana.y ESaG a%a seob Sing
Pullman s HaS bath Bunao Syracuse Osweso. ,rsaS
hnton Snn,c, Utica connect at Scranton 10.
Oxford r. Danvilie and Northumberland VI o"eS'"'
Ithaca and ami Ehnira Express Pullman eoacnes
M eia Scranton. Bnghaoton V~ssS ss rra -
connects psiy Buffalo Limited Ehprsss Srs
z y VI Dr BinShamton. OweSus
for sssoqna SS %ayand buffalo &C, III '1A~S
7.20a m e Tn Sunao ard Osweyo Express rm,msn
y No. ,r stroudsuurg scranton BinS.sSson' ut,ca sn
syracuse nss connect Owcgo Tor ithaca an u,sv
Eo dnss taipons except saturdays Connects " ""A
uss icr AZ and baggage checked At $50 broadway ANA
o. M scott III press onaees IN Ne"'AoA ~
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LII fares reduced.-stonington Line. Inc
favor1te Inside Boston, Providence AMI all
New. England points
ful nights by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining char pArlor between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
STEAMERS Will leave pier No. &c. North River block
ahuX, Canal ST. at so D. daily, except sundays
b. ". POPPIE, GeDI assenxer Agt.
10Y sol /, \
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UIARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

DIRK, Nkw-HA and HARifOfp N u,
Ians leave harlem River Station. eoher AoIas. aua
urniuayn ncsr Avenue bIuse across hsticiu se.
uesehsd Wy second Avenue and suoeresn fe'It
a M x,iU 500, 3:a0 o;AO, o;Ao. lO;SV y ~, ivr rors
Morris Casanova coax pont Hunts poiaS Msss rnsS;
BAY Borrow lity lsand Pelham Manor anu IN ne
man inO Of tho New.iork. Nswiiansn aud hS.uoS as
Ws;ls,"wn britain sured branches anu Boston
ail points last and all Intermediate sta,
ons AZ liUa III. daily. except MondayS n,.r,.s,. .ta
irsihs ROcliciie Ana AL
."s W. NJ i2Ol v3U y ~, INC latte, fan eoAN'S'
~ az ~ uaAn " S'"nAoi~
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Rditr0ads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFrEF-For Brazil growths tho market ia strong
ono at lbisd I5ic. sales 1000 bags No at loo Mid
grovths were firm Sales mats Padang ISto. 5000
mats lava ex Herlbla 900 bags Java The market for
opened steady points advance and closed I'm
advance OF 10 points a. follows January ioo
ai&5j February latoa l3I5 March lS4og H. ia
IA 5u. Juv l345d 1880; August. - 3501350; Septem
her Is asa 1885, October Ii BOA $780, November. 1900
n IL So: December 10 80 dl3G0 sales 5O.2JO bags.
COrTON-Spot prices we're not changed TODAY ana me
tone contin EASY 200 bales 40 last evening" All
or CONSUMPTION since september the total port receipts
have been 3gOi OI2 against 30S3s2 bales for the
sane period last ,,a..,,o,
the American standard OF claSsheatoh
fol
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nUinter Resorts.

ADyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. .23S broadway corner Thirty.
arsst p. obs BroAiway between Twenty second
ST. corner fghthave 1888 Fourth corner Fgurtecnhst
neSr siItirthst and HARLEM OFFICE 267 East Ono
bnnar.d twenty ATHEIST 800 Thiriavo corner ono
hundr al ,wenty dnhst UP p st Regular ONCE
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NEW-Y YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements Januhry z 1887,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Is a. m Rochester Express through drawing room cars To
Albany, Troy, ST. Adams Rouse's Pr. and syracuse.
$3.50 H., "The Limited" with dining cars, stopping 80
Albany Utica syracuse, Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA FAILS
Erie Cev Gland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago 800 N
day. 49,
030a M chicago Express. drawing room cars to Canaan
daigua and Rochester. . 49,
with drawing. room cars.
room TO Troy -
q D. M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
D. m Chicago and 81 Louis Exprcss, with sleepfngc
lagara Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit CHI
cago and ST LOUIS DINING car New York 10 Albany.
m Montreal Ell with sleeping CARS u Monrea
Runs o Utica. stopping az principal stations
D. III. Special sleeper arrives Rochester 1:4O q NE
Buffalo 9:35 M. and Cleveland 1915 p m. ne1td day.
tV is D. M Pacific Express with sleeping for Roches
Chicago sleepingyars Clayton. OgsensDurR Auburn
Gene Va and Canandag qua, daily except saturday.
lll6p m, Night Express with seeping-cars TO Albany
with the trains for the es3
aud for the North except SATURDAY night. .
OF sale Grand Central Depot, NO. battery
Place Broadway Harlem Depot, l25thst and 4thaves
and Al Offices PARK place oscar Brva.
way 7o5 and 9+3 Broadway and 81 West l2o.sI, New.
1913 Washington and $50 Fulton sts BROOKLYN and ~
observation-disclosures IN drawing and seepngcars be
procured of tho ticket Offices IN New'fork City, Anu
o33 Westinghouse, Brooklyn.
baggage for aud ked from residence
lhese daily. All otheis daily except sunday
tThese stop ~ ii arlem tlzoth-st and 4tnavel
j. Nj. TOUCEY, u ~ hEN phiCk,
General sup.rnt endent General Passenger Agent
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DAY LINE >,o,,voDr >.r,o,. v. an, SAINT,
IVA Via Penn Il. farlor ears 10 Baltimore
thence Palace steaners arriving al Ola font =. oio ".
nn,tnsl a. M Ia. V. IOMPhINs, SenI lass. Agent
olV BivAuwsy, ". Z.
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Transferable notices at $50.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-The general market has
been quiet unchanged rrcsthc regulation SATURDAY con-
Int as , far mas 9s Of Ap{ nnRs IN
prizes favorable TO- ISyer. than holders
& e cf the eo S Ssi M
5. fa S @ e & sss 81 i'S @s Ss'S
EIa o and "" 81 o ESQ 90 S % o
latter Tor or two private brand, 81 Patent
s.
f cAG as,r, ' 6ss S' o: = 7ss'' Ss
sis c L s .s S ss' e. & s'
10osS15 ~ Louis Common to F.,r EltrA :32Ssst9R
% %GSa SsIy
Mis sas g sale. 6S.
SSs sap:iHns 8. sSs r.
s7 ws:ssn q
GRAIN-wHKAr-spOt lot. have b, 'p moderately active:
steady and prices In cases trifo lower closing weak
nes. sr city ius opt.ons rSro dull a." price,
DAY Q" bushels future ss bushels spot
Ss ms Red 81 sSiS Red IN
%e ss .Gsi s'S R a .%a.r E15is f
., sc, 40 f.Sruary closing an :. n gi's .s 40
s5 cS:ss S, 49, asy @ 40 H
sSc Sosns IS @ do Decemoer 81 oo closing
si rnS active tse. + 8c
bushels stale; zoe for two,rored and soc. for
rOwei; 100000 bushels No bright city
make 81 90 time .CORN--Cash lots firm and values
shade better steady with moderate business
for export and iight trade for homo Options
time very dali steady AMI price. uEcsng ON January and
February and % lower On May al the close opened steady
sc fell or and closed weak AT the lowest
figures Of tho day Sses-2+sO0O bushels future, 10000
bushels spot. including UBgrAded Mixed nj ~ 9tcSc
Steamer +6Isd+f In elevator 4oo anoat NJ a. sc in
elevator Is acc anOat steamer White 4si No. jan
nary, E2d47sso. closing at ~ Sc 10. February tsS9
4s closing ~ do May. 81 81 &C. closing =. oil 40
higher MIcd closing steady Options we're steady ana
higher at the close. Opened &c higher syane.d
c fell of and oo.sd weak A. ihs iores HIes. Of 's
NJ &c: do White 3ga. fOci No 35 2J6ci do White
d4Ic No White, IL -. Mirei Western. ~ dS,Gi
hitc DO ~ 43c., White STATE ale. No. January.
81 e3Gc closing at 30 do February. 80 36te closing
May 81 81 &c, closing NJ u so...TEED-
Finn and unchanged.
Walkers Pr.vats Daily Clrcdir January !. 1854 New
YORK
Tho United Kingdoms supply Of foreign nonr and whoa;
plus wheat from september looo. TO January
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NORTHERN RAlLROADO OF NEW JERSEYc
~ -Tsnslsave from Chamb rsst station for EpESWDo6
Tenahy tiosiar sparkhill and Nyack 6Sg 7:10 $50 t
1880 M u % midnight sundays 10. $50 M 400 Aa1
so For Nsnaet spring Valley Mcnssy and rsnImeaa
m m
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NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLH
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt or Des'
brosses Sta W. follows
Ia n for Catasauqua and intermediate points $500.
for Geneva, Lyons, ElmirA Rochester Bunalo anu
the West and principal local points Chair car 70 "ukeS
D. Tunkhannoek and intermediate points Chair ar
0Tunkhann0ck Connection Reading and Harrisburg
3s0 FOR Pttston and principal intermediate pones
Chair PittstOn
6i0P for copiay and intermediate points Connection
and Harrisburg. Chair car TO Coplay
p Geneva, Lyons. Eimira Rochester, BUFFALO, AMI
the West Pullman sleeper tn Lyons
75O m. for Laurys and intermediate points .
Trains leaving at m. and $40 m connect tor
al points in Mahanoy and Hazeton Coal ReSionA
SUNDAY TRAINS
Sa for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermedia~
points ,..,.
D. m. Geneva Lyons, ElmrA Rochester Bunalo AMI
theMost. Pullman sleeper TO lyons
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DoprIaR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi::

dsncc Newport and all New,Ensapa r ,aiiv snnssx
oncopedJ at W. IN 'par,os s tr,;ns Ia m with nal
w n p.or csrs ii D. m. with palace sleeping carsl
scD tn,rt AXE Boston Express Win
onnrcts ut ic arriving AZ 10Y az
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4 PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID LINE.
ssanS Svery swsyo geys sor venosne~ . A. ana thl
those Wishing 70 make short sea voyage 70 the oPcs
y.asd xitn every modstn Tor ts:ss oosysaSss
'''-. ''''''' ''S SOGG ' Ss!!s :SIss ShaErs
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RosTON. NEWPORT, NORTH AND

n EAST. FALL nv kk LINZ DAILY lSUNDAlsbA:
~ IA IN io,u Pier 20, y. Murray st. AZ A3o
D. IN Large powerful steamers BRISTOL. And fho'L
I'm. CE Lighted by electricity, heated Ny steam 49,,
AN OR, HEsrRA On EACH srEAMEik Conneeuoh
nv Amer Boat Brooklyn and Joiscy CITY AZ lie
E,,t aecon mous ATOMS Lowest rates.
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Drp,rcTyoN OF FARES VIA NORWICH

IL LINE The Popular Inside Ko1ss 40 10 ali point:
s,camsfs "City OF Worcester aud ty vt ~ ats 1t
leave per Told nunbcr North .,eret SUNDAY 1t
neAt pier above DesprosSes Se'' a, II. BnADS. Agent
I'm
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SPIRITS OF TURPENrISE.
CUAgrF-rox Jan. a-Tnrpcntinn firm At $50
nAVASxAH. Jan. s.-rurDentlnc frm 81 So.
WILMINGTON Jan. S.-Iurpentiiio steady AZ 3bI
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THE STATE or TRADE.

rALl,ow-ouiet and unchanged. Prime City quoted at
aiGc sales, 10000 n st4i.d4 Slice
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n
~ YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Through trans leave 25 81 and st stations 1t
honr local trains lsavs 9sd't Station fifteen minutes earlier
81. m-Daiy except sundays Day Express Buffet Draw.
ing room Coaches to Binghamton Emra, Hornelsviils
sp m DAILY t545 from 23ist) Chicago ana st. Louis Lam.
Coaches to Meaavilie cisvelsnd Cincinnati Chicago snd
ST. Louis Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Hamilton. Pullman
Sleeping Coaches TO Toronto No extra charge for last
81 IDaly chicaso Express. Pullman Day and Sleeping
Fs 10 ana CHICAGO Ma
Rtherord and passaic tA5 545 20 $50 $50 1920 an,
s$S 1870 ag Ais $50 7'@s 800 io$op S' m:
rf'sE? Zoo stS ~ No. -? fo afS 81 1888 &c.
$50 iS$6 i26o m~ lis, 4iS $50. las. s.oS 1880
Il:3oa NJ 200 800 $50 400, $50 $40, $3.50 800 100.
500 1000 p and 1900 nj might daily except sunday.
sa SHaay s. sI 81 S S Pa m 4s 800
ssS Se 5 c ~ 1870 $40 iqe g. sna o u sc
wsr% aaH az acS &c., %5' 1875 M 4o M Sunday.
Ss@SGTs aud sCc 5o POO $780, $780, $50 and
so, 500 p m sgndays $50 a m. and 6oop. ~ noo a.ao.
sosSen sS saS sSS sasfP soo
$40 m Sunday. SO $50 l%2on M $50 sop n
5 aDay ;SV og $40 S-Y oo 'Ho 60 500
The 900 n. train stops At Man;st only oo o.o
fss So m snnd aSs 1928 % s $40 49, H.
IcEets or passage and apartments IN and
se an If be % 9 r Sr
hces Nos 4Oi iii s5f Broai4ay ISL Wesst n y. Nos
81 TSm n. IN m
1910 i0'G d. r F s 'Gsn passr Agent N.vYort
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck.slip
time for early trains north aud sas
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Danrina Afaoemics.

A Lien DODWORTIi. No. 6S1 Fifth-ave
Glass and private lessons. send stamp for circular.
NEW WORK, contains Instruction for all dances and 800
figures for the cotion. Price, 81 3D. stamps postal
order.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. 629 Madi-
~ sonsve Private lessons any hour day classes every
day classes forming.
EERNANDOS ACADEMY, 162 East 55th-st
school for Dancing Department and cslsthoncs
ercise Glasses and private Send Tor circular
RE1LLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING. 57S
~ 6hayc 10 reopened Tor the Send postage for
circular.
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GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.

GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.
GLEN SUMMIT. PENN
.rIF0UANY MOUNTAINS. 1000 feet elevation. An
.,s.ant and unique WINTER RESORT on the Lehigh VAL
lev n IL 1OB0dGANINU and other winter emu:enens
For circulars terms. 6c aadI ess >. w AIN =
BERMUDA, ,-,,
HAMILTON HOTEL. -
axnr been enarge the summer by tho addton OF 30
o. Greatly improved put III the most perfect order
A, ourn guests DOC looo.
.. and elegant building Ia tho city OF hauif
ION ali modern Tho islands are enreD nee
from alara aud fog Temperature during the winter
$50 Ia 400 Cor further information send for ,ulars
W WALTER AIKEN. Proprietor
HTHE ALTAMONT," just completed, Eutaw
u, rooms heathest and highest elevation on tho hand
~ he. INV heating ventilation send for illustrated book
a. a. ri NJ It's ". l. sTURk owner and Propr
TIME PUTNAM HOUSE,
Il PALATkA. FLORIDA
OPENS DEC. 81 This arge now hotel, built on mo sto
old has boon leased for term OF years
Lv 0stAR q. BAHROS Of Tho White Mountain hotols-the
"Cravfori" Fsbyan" Twin Mountain" summit and
PHEASANT houses II has Accommodations for nvo hun
dred ruests contains all modern mprovcments-elevato
electric Ia hrscass In eyery respccL Tourists
and inyads will delightful region In the South
than Paatka vicinity Paatka the starting point for
nil places OF interest In Florida. Address ...
OSCAR 20 HARMON, PALATkA. FLORIDA
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Jnstrurticn.

! Jnstrurtion.
Musical Instruction
GUITAR. VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, Pi Esi,sSIs
singing 2Ess2 siq' r.iss
GRAND CONSERVATORY ;,ERysE gs1sfo oE ! MUSIC,
r1 %H As ;Sss Of M and PsnDs
equaO six week FOR
METRopoLlCTEA3NS e e3S SasIS o,.-,,
The leading ,s Of q hs vdds
WEDNESDAYS AZ II H. Advanced classes Glass for begin
hes 1b Information send for 5Opage circular 81 East
Fourteenthst
THE CHURCH CHORAL UNION.-Do you
s'i q Learn f e TSsd Box f'f LESSONS '
Brooklyn.
n'I'HE CRITTENDEN" no,prry
L PRIMARY po Tc RS4a A ANR kISDHh0AHrhS
Mia. H. WHEEIER Principal past eight ar:
Packer Collegiate Institute Third torn begins February
For Boys and Young Men-country.
A -CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
a. and e"ny T eas Has aysS to Nsai ner
Art Schools-city.
FREE CLASS in Clay Modelling and ApprlIl.edd
R'sp SApy to n4rMe from NJ and
from toop m.
Mrs. LOUISA B. CULVER in
Az "t drawing. I'll and ~sierCclor p,ia.ias
tiilliie, flowers and lannscape'
sT Sepn gi NJ e East sas ' ssrnsE
NM NJ wsn s H. ha s'f%y Di
For Youn- Ladies-country.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CrotSn-
- on.Hu'son wcstchester CO.. Nrw;fopt. frih''pai'
Miss Miss & & Z Z tASkRun.1e
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY
address ros YOUNG NEE Mss Emily NELSON Principal
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ration f for .peciay
wNG, E
ond term begins February II, 1881
LONE INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, \. Y. ,,.
m Boarding and Day s Sss s 1'Gfi
NYACK SEMINARY: : Homo school for
ladies and ME
pOSIERE, Stamford. Home Boarding
II School for Misses children thorough training or
ssH1 Ssa ga ns" highest
TRINITY HALL.
BEVERLY, New-Jersey
ESTABLISHED IN 1867.
thorou gh Home. for young aes Varied advan-
tagcs highest Solid culture In English. Music
and Languages spriEE '"rm begins February for
circular address the principal.
MISS RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
BOYS FAMILY SCHOOL for ten, at Green
- "''" ''H"' ''''S' ''''i Df. PfSSEo Principal
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
IL ford Parents who are unfortunate IN the manage
snt Fl 5 s. 90 rs +
HEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE,
Hampstead, Long Island. ". Y. Established 1851
THOROUGH English Boarding School for Boya Primary
s1 HS jaa GIVING
full information application to tho Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester T.'h S s1.tesi i.sa
caty; primary. English commercial academc college pre-
% %q Sot a.. sa oo ~s rona %
department. horses ponies and pet donkey. " pr,c,r.,
D NJ. I-Dr. Warnings Military boarding
respondsnce solicited s4oo per year.
ROCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK ON-THE
graduating course .ss twelve teacher.
""N ''"N ~ r. H. BANIsTER. A. NJ. Principal
CHORTLlDGE'S Media Academy.-$l25
~ quarterly for students admitted aud cas,ned AT
double heated by steam nno college Eng
i sfinfs. ana aeda
VONKERS ON THE HUDSON.-A family
school for desirable boys little boys and those going from
home for the frat ime especially soced cheap, but
s aS ns
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CPECIAL WINTER TOURS.
So A DAY
Covers all travelling OF Winter Tour
Southern Seas ropeto with Tropical scoasa Trlus
Of three weeks or longer specially arranged permitting tbs
visiting OF from two forty pJrs Of Tho sat. au
Luxurious Iron Passenger 5tetners OF tho ATLAS LINE
tail fortnghty for Jamaica. Haytt CArthsgenA Savana
Santa Martha Colon. Nicaragua Costa Rca andths
Coast
Only First Cabin passengers CARTEL
Forinformation and descriptive pa n pile; address
PIN. fOkWOOD & co. - Stite-si, New.York
TNO PLEASURE TRAVELLERS.
l. The U. T. and Brazil Mail IS Co steAiners Alliance
Finance. aud Advance" sail monthly for RIO janciro
touching at ~ Thomas Barbados Para Maranham
buco ana bahia; tho Alliance continuing 10 Santos
This delightful voyage Of about 50 days. Including
stops There are no safer or more comfortable
built very seldom that tloy any rongh weather
PAUL y. GERHARD CO. Gen. Agents. 81 Broad. ST
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HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL, AIKEN, S. 8.

Hydraulic Passenger Elevator New Plumbing. Abso.
lutely Perfect Sanitary Arrangements. General w. D..
Hazsn Chief Signal Ofcer u - A.. ss.s OF Aiken: "As
resieuce consider IT, in point OF temperature and
climate desirable Of any place
Send for pamphlet Il. p CHATFIELD Proprietor
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&O Ok WHITE AND GRAY Goat Hearth
qD~ ~ Rugs Carpets. Mattings OilclOhs Large as
Ortment Fine Sleigh Robes Low priees.
ANDREW LESrERS sous 739 74l Broadway.
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GLOVES GLOVES !! - Ladies attention
~ Magasns du Bon Marche ct du Louvre Paris GlOvesl
Best and cheapest gloves made. JAMMEs Importer, %
West 15tfst.
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excursions.

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and after Oct 49, 1896 Express for Cape Charle
Point Comfort and Norfolk via the New.York Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad ieaves Pennsylvania s}osd station
NewYork. st daily arriving CapA Charles zoo
m daily. Old Point Comfort s43 m. Norfolk e4S
Sleeping Car through from NewYork 10 Capo CLaI1ss
Tickets and sleeping be sconred TICKET
Onnce OF the PenDsy lyania Railroad Company
ii. w. dunno. H. b. COOKE.
ku, erfnteu Grnu Pas Yr.to
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~ am 1hn AMERICAN standard OF classIiI cation

Prices for options opening showed decline OF
points and tho market closed steady about tho opening
prices The condition very duh Sales $4,000
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proposa.s.
AQugDUcr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

No 2sO BROADWAY. NEW. YORK, December "a, 1885,
rINO CONTRACTORS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-30
THE OZARK
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store.
CORNER 0PP0SlTE E. h. RAIL Is.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

WHOLESALE DRPARTMENT-1 have re
opened at the above named place with
full stock of the standard Brands OF
Wines, WHISTLES, Brandies, to-, to be
had in the san Francisco Market; also
imported Ales and Porters: San Fran
cisco stock Ale al d Porter; Milwaukee
Boca and Carson Beers; California Clar
ct and White Wines; n fact, complete
stock in detail il the line OF business,
which will sell In quantities to suit
The RErAIL DEPARrMBNr ex rels any in
Nevada; nothing but the very choicest
placed before patrons.
LUNCHES A SPECIALITY.
All kinds OF Sandwiches at all hours
Call and see me. AL orders promptly
attended to. aug6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-30
They Need Every Cent.

Reno, where there is such boom
and where everybody is making
money hand over fist, has given
$500 to the victims of the Gould &
Curry disaster and remarks that it
will make it $1,000 if necessary"
Carson, the place the Remedies
say is a played out town, sent her
$1,000 at the start without asking
if il were needed or not aud hasn' t
got through yet.
Carson. so far has i ad the pro-
cession in raising money fer the
families of the unfo, tunate miners.
and proposes still 10 lead it. The
APPEAL respectful. informs the
city of Reno that there Is th,u
sand needed from that town and
right away.
The sum Of $500 is not enough
for such big 1--we, booming town
as Reno. We hope Reno will max e
up the other $7d0 at once, without
stopping to ask questions. These
widows aud orphans need all they
can get
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STILL MORE.
ALL ACCOMPLISHED IN LESS
THAN ONE MINUTE.

Joseph Siresison, 1921 Fourteenth
street, TAX an.
Mary kagan. San Francisco, Cal
Nj s. G. L.. Nc ash, san Jose.
Mss Louisa brown, 4e5 Green street,
San Francisco.
George Thesis Ivy Place, San Fran
CISCO
Miss annie Higgins daughter, aged
II ears, san Francisco.
lizzie Doyle, n scott Place, San
Fran cisco.
Ellen Marion Az Fourth street, San
Francisco.
John Brady. Polk street San Fran
cisco.
L. c. Patterson, 1917 Larkin street,
san Francisco.
Miss Agnes ReeGy. Nine zenith and
Eureka streets, San Francisco.
Michael X. hagan, san Quentin,
Cal.
Miss Lille IRE 5nolds,6 Leroy Place,
San Francisco.
Andrew Ford, 1918 Market street. san
Francisco,
Wal er Martin, 71G Market street,
Oaklai d,
Mamie Mcnamara, San Rafael, Cal.
A. Rohgers, Visalia. Cal.
Geo~ge Thane, I'LL Union street San
francisco
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PILES OR HEMORRHOIDS.
To those suffering I e fortunes of Fl en-
orrhoids or Piles 81 grateful be-
ings are cured
AN OPEN LIE rTER.

SANTA CgUZ, Cal. June 3, 1887.
DR.. Prentice, GIG suffer street, San
Francisco My lie I Doctor; Please
allow me 10 eongr itulate on Gas well
as myself on The success of your treat
merit IN my case. AS tol yCu whe n
we tir. met. two months ago, 1 had suf-
fered untolh agony for2l years with the
piles, often being una bic 10 peri 'rfn .Lnv
manual labor for weeks at a time, be-
ing compelled 10 resort 10 morphine to
ueaden the pain. ife seemed Il bur
den and h .rdiy wo' tn ;iv ng, the con-
slant laiu and irritation driving me
nearly crazy, after trying many r-u-
edies without any permanent reli f,
1 happened TO see one of your adver-
tisements and conc uded to try once
more, and thank the good Lord and DR..
Prentice, a"n now Il well E0an and
again life seems W rth living Isbould
oe glad If some of my suffering fr'e,.ds
of Norwalk, tiortda, and Scowhegan
Maine, co nd be treated by you. Yours
W tn atitpde. ROB IRf WILLIAMS.
u. Sat present I can be ,uRd at
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